[PDF] Top 20 Physiological mechanisms involved in water use efficiency in grapevines

... day) in herbaceous (De Visser et ...processes involved in physiological adjustments to environmental ...example, in higher plants from 2% to 20% of proteins can be replaced daily (Bouma ... See full document

... WUE in the vineyard is the precise control of ...grapevine water stress is crucial for the ongoing management of vineyard irrigation (Dry and Loveys, 1998), and an increased knowledge of the ... See full document

... stresses. In areas with Mediterranean climate, drought events are expected to strengthen in terms of intensity, frequency and duration in the near ...Thus, in this area, soil water ... See full document

... changes in abundance of plants and insects, because they constitute the major sources of food and water for mammals in the study site (Meserve, ...larger water intake during wet seasons or ... See full document

... epidermis in the hilum region wraps around the radicle tip, and it is involved in water ...absorption. In Lupinus, this has been named the cushion-like structure (Perissé and ... See full document

... In order to test the performance of each CS, we study their colours, metallicities and SF activity, comparing them to those of galaxies in pairs. Particularly, we analyse the dependence of the SF activity ... See full document

... increasing water use efficiency as NaCl concen- tration became higher, as has been previously found (Smith et ...and water use efficiency was ... See full document

... Few studies on the combined effect of soil mulching on N and water use were included on the meta‐analysis by Quemada et al. (2013) but all of them were consistent and showed a beneficial effect (Fig. 3). ... See full document

... already in place between 6 and 8 million years ago, when hominins first appeared (Cela-Conde and Ayala, 2007), and long before the first archaeological indicators of artistic and aesthetic ...networks ... See full document

... injection. In agreement with McCormack et ...accumulate in the wild-type brain over time at a relatively slow pace (Supple- mentary ...increase in lipid peroxidation is observed in the brain 3 ... See full document

... limit water consumption or reduce the pollution contained in wastewater discharges, taking into consideration the financial capacity of the taxpay- er wherever ...municipal water charges remains ... See full document

... actions in a variety of animal models. These effects have been demonstrated in animal models of acute pain like the tail-flick test, formalin test or endotoxin-induced hyperalgesia as well as in ... See full document

... Drinking Water Act. The supply of undisinfected water by the wholesaler caused by a disinfection plant failure was identified as one of the significant risks, or critical control points (CCPs), in ... See full document

... Aquaporin water channel proteins are simple polypep- tide chains of approximately 28Kda that have 6 trans- membrane domains and whose amino and carboxyl ter- mini portions are ...tetramers in the plasma ... See full document

... greater use of maladaptive defenses by the group of cardiac patients with panic disorder in contrast to the use of adaptive defenses by the group of cardiac patients without an associated mental ... See full document

... evolved physiological tolerances limit the environments an organism can occupy, or do organisms occupy and acclimatize to the environments in which they are found (see also Gaston 2003)? Finally, ... See full document

... Photodegradation is one of the processes that pesticides may undergo once dispersed in the environment. It requires an adequate overlapping between the emission spectrum of the light source and the absorption ... See full document

... (EN1) in transgenic mice expressing beta galactosidase (β-Gal) upon the transcriptional control of En1 promoter (Atit et ...dermis in the adult mice (Lepper et ...expressed in both skeletal muscle ... See full document

... mm in diameter and 30 cm long. This assembly allows for water replacement according to the needs of the ...The water potential in the soil was established according to the height of the ... See full document

... working in the field of agrarian production: in Murcia from the Oficinas Comarcales Agrarias and Centros Integrados de Capacitación y Ex- periencias Agrarias, both belonging to the Local Gov- ernment ... See full document